You may have to explicitly specify the mode (msql or  mysql) in the script or the easiest way to do this is to just rename the msql-mysql.monitor to mysql.monitor in that way mon knows its dealing with mysql , assuming u r only dealing with mysql .....

 

hope this helps

Kishore Jalleda

 

On 10/5/05, ankush grover <ankushgrover1711 <at> gmail.com> wrote:

hey friends,

I have configured mon for http alert but I am getting error while setting up mon for mysql

"failure for mysql1 MYSQL 1128500795 invalid mode !
Oct  5 13:56:35 linux mon[6086]: calling alert mail.alert for mysql1/MYSQL (/usr/lib/mon/alert.d/mail.alert,-S "mysql1 is down" ankush174 <at> gmail.com) invalid mode !"

the mon.cf file

### global options
cfbasedir   = /etc/mon
pidfile     = /var/run/mon.pid
statedir    = /var/lib/mon/state.d
logdir      = /var/lib/mon/log.d
dtlogfile   = /var/lib/mon/log.d/downtime.log
alertdir    = /usr/lib/mon/alert.d
mondir      = /usr/lib/mon/mon.d
maxprocs    = 20
histlength  = 100
randstart   = 60s
authtype    = pam
userfile    = /etc/mon/userfile

hostgroup apache1 192.168.1.67
hostgroup apache2 192.168.1.68
hostgroup mysql1  192.168.1.67
hostgroup mysql2  192.168.1.68

watch apache1
   service HTTP
        interval 1m
        monitor http.monitor
        allow_empty_group
        period wd {Sun-Sat}
            alert  mail.alert -S "web server1 is down" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            upalert mail.alert -S "web server1 is back up" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            alertevery 1m


watch apache2
   service HTTP
        interval 1m
        monitor http.monitor
        allow_empty_group
        period wd {Sun-Sat}
            alert mail.alert -S "web server2 is down" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            upalert mail.alert -S "web server2 is back up" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            alertevery 1m

watch mysql1
   service MYSQL
        interval 1m
        monitor msql-mysql.monitor
        allow_empty_group
        period wd {Sun-Sat}
            alert mail.alert -S "mysql1 is down" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            upalert mail.alert -S "mysql1 is back up" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            alertevery 1m

watch mysql2
   service MYSQL
        interval 1m
        monitor msql-mysql.monitor
        allow_empty_group
        period wd {Sun-Sat}
            alert mail.alert -S "mysql2 is down" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            upalert mail.alert -S "mysql2 is back up" ankush174 <at> gmail.com
            alertevery 1m



Moreover incase of HTTP service the alert message is not proper means I receive only


Summary output        : "web

Group                 : apache2
Service               : HTTP
Time noticed          : Wed Oct  5 12:53:03 2005
Secs until next alert :
Members               : 192.168.1.68

Detailed text (if any) follows:
-------------------------------
HOST 192.168.1.68: connect: No route to host


whereas In case of upalert I get this

Summary output        : web server2 is back up

Group                 : apache2
Service               : HTTP
Time noticed          : Wed Oct  5 12:54:02 2005
Secs until next alert :
Members               : 192.168.1.68

Detailed text (if any) follows:
-------------------------------
HOST 192.168.1.68: connect: No route to host

I am using postfix as MTA.

Any pointers.

Thanks & Regards

Ankush Grover
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